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Defend Your Home With Your Very Own Portal 2 Turret
Have you ever wanted one of the deadly yet endearing Aperture Sentry Turrets from Portal and Portal 2? Well, today is your lucky day! The merchandise vendor Gaming Heads has partnered with Valve to bring you the latest in home nerdery. The Aperture turret is approximately 16 inches tall and includes a motion sensor that activates the eye light of your personal death machine. Constructed of poly-stone, hand painted and finished, you can be sure this item is going to take the cake.
The exclusive version of the sentry turret, which features a sound chip that plays in-game sounds from Portal 2, has already sold out (though you can be put on a waiting list). There are still some of the standard turret available, but be sure to order fast since the production was limited to 750 units.
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